This is a little early to ask but I'm gonna anyway. Xavin's spoiled card says he has a trait that says:
"If Xavin is on click 1 or 6 at the beginning of your turn, you may turn his dial to any clicks 2-5. At the end of your turn, if Xavin is not ko'd, return him to the click he began the turn on."
Okay so lets say I have a token I put him on click 3 to make use of his BCF. I hit a character and then give him a token and click him to clixk 4 which has perplex. yay. I then use perplex decrease the defense on the opponent I just stabbed. At the end of the turn he goes right back to click 1 or 6? Wow. Is that right?

I'd say no. At the beginning of your turn you click him to whatever click you want (2-5). Once you take a non-free action, the beginning of your turn phase ends. Once that ends, you cannot then turn him to another click except for at the end of your turn again when you click him back to the original starting click (1 or 6).

So you think he will take no pushing damage? I think what the op described would be correct. However the perplex you used would go away at the end of your turn because you no longer have perplex showing on your dial.

I would think that you can move him around the dial anyway you want, but if he started on #1 or #6 and you used his trait that turn, he has to go back to the original position.

As an added note, if you clicked him to #2 when you had a token, then pushed and damaged a fig with Mystics, you could use that Perplex to help your team out for the rest of the turn.

Yeah, I was having a little trouble deciphering the OP. So if Xavin had a token to begin with, then Pushed after using the BCF, I don't think he'd even get to use the Perplex as he cannot use it during that action, and before he can use it he'd be forced to click back to click 1 or 6.

Well, if the wording is correct, SHE could use perplex before she goes back to her original click since that doesn't happen until the end of her turn.

She's a she! (usually)

Fixed it for ya. I believe this is how it would work.

Yes, I missed the whole 'end of your turn', and thought it said at the end of the action for some reason.

It happens, Half the time I'm distracted by Your avatar....... :knockedou

I read it as choose a click then attack whatever. If you choose click 3 and have a token then push you'd go to click 4. Then use perplex on an enemy. Attack said enemy. At the end of the turn push or not, mystic damage or not you go back to click 1 as long as you don't get yourself KO'd. For instance going to click 5 pushing to attack a mystic or click 4 pushing to attack a mystic then rolling a crit miss. lol. That's 3 clicks of damage 1 for pushing, 1 for a crit, then 1 for a mystic. Wow. Anyway it says end of turn right?
Pretty cool. He can take on Mystics another use.
Just remember "it" only has 6 clicks of life so don't go overextending and getting yourself Ko'd.

Here is a related question. Lets say Xavin starts on clix #1 with a token already on he/she. So next turn you place Xavin on one of the other clixes and take an action, which results in pushing. Here is my question/thoughts. Since Xavin's power says "at end of your turn", even though Xavin pushed this turn, he/she would go back to their first clix.

I agree that the push damage will vanish, presuming this power is leaked correctly.

Now, the thorny question: How does this work with the restriction on revealing "hidden" information and the restriction that you can only click when you are told to by game text? Are you allowed to glide down the dial and see your clixy options? Could you be stopped? Do you have to declare your click destination before you start clicking?

This thread will reach 5 pages now. : - )